Schools List of Singapore-related topics

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1 schools

1.1 aviation schools
1.2 boarding schools
1.3 islamic schools
1.4 buddhist schools
1.5 christian schools

1.5.1 presbyterian schools
1.5.2 anglican schools
1.5.3 methodist schools
1.5.4 roman catholic schools


1.6 international schools





schools


institute of technical education
ministry of education language centre


aviation schools

singapore aviation academy
singapore flying college
singapore youth flying club

boarding schools

hwa chong institution boarding school
raffles institution

islamic schools

madrasah aljunied al-islamiah
madrasah al-arabiah al-islamiah
madrasah al-irsyad al-islamiah
madrasah al-ma arif al-islamiah
madrasah alsagoff al-arabiah
madrasah wak tanjong al-islamiah

buddhist schools

maha bodhi school
manjusri secondary school
red swastika school
prince siddattha child care centre
marine parade maha bodhi student care centre

christian schools
presbyterian schools

kuo chuan presbyterian primary school
kuo chuan presbyterian secondary school
pei hwa presbyterian primary school
presbyterian high school

anglican schools

st. margaret s primary school
st. margaret s secondary school
st. hilda s primary school
st. hilda s secondary school
anglican high school


methodist schools

methodist girls school
paya lebar methodist girls school (secondary)
geylang methodist school (secondary)



fairfield methodist secondary school

roman catholic schools

catholic high school (singapore)
hai sing catholic school
holy innocents high school
holy innocents primary school
maris stella high school
montfort secondary school
saint anthony s canossian secondary school
saint joseph s institution junior
saint joseph s institution, singapore
saint patrick s school, singapore
saint stephen s school, singapore
st gabriel s secondary school
st andrew s canossian secondary school


international schools


the schools guide international
overseas family school




^ madrasah aljunied al islamiah . aljunied.edu.sg. retrieved 6 august 2011. 
^ welcome mai online . mai-edu.net. 24 november 2009. retrieved 6 august 2011. 
^ irsyad 2 . irsyad.sg. retrieved 6 august 2011. 
^ welcome madrasah wak tanjong al-islamiah . mwtai.edu.sg. retrieved 6 august 2011. 






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